Museum of Literature Ireland

“Dublin is a City of Literature where creativity, and especially writing and words in all forms – prose, poetry, playwriting and song writing – are valued and celebrated.” – Unesco.org

The Stag's Head pub

“The Stag’s Head was built in 1770, remodelled in 1895 and thankfully not changed a bit since then. It’s a superb pub: so picturesque that it often appears in films.” – Lonely Planet

Loose Canon Cheese and Wine

“Home to one of the youngest populations in Europe, modern Dublin is awash with chic bars and upmarket restaurants.” – Worldtravelguide.net

The Long Room, Trinity College

“Pay a visit to the stunning, barrel-vaulted Long Room — a library that looks like a cross between a cathedral of knowledge and the set of a Harry Potter film.” – Travel+Leisure

Phoenix Park

“Phoenix Park is one of the world’s largest city parks; you’ll find joggers, grannies pushing buggies, ladies walking poodles, gardens, lakes, a sporting oval and 300 fallow deer.” – Lonely Planet